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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-21
A Novel Race.

The foot race between q man and an
ostrich, at first proposed in jest. at Los
Angeles, Is nov promised to be carried out
in earnest. j, W. Shermsn's big ostrich
Bonn. seven feet two inches tall and
weighing 900 pounds. will combat with o
local sprinter named Dunbar. The
ostrich is said to have made q mile Wed.
nesday in 2:40.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-21

based upon drinking water, not upon
any real virtue resident in any special
quality of that imbibed." But above all
things, let your drinking water be "hrst
pure" then prentiful, etc.-Sanitary
Era,
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT F. NJ.
IN Hoffman has been duly appointed the
administrator of the estate of E. j. Burns, de-
ceased. and all parties holding claims against
the estate OF E. j. Burns, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to Il. NJ. Beatty
and Peter Breen, attorneys sor the said admin
~iatrator, at their office IL the Courthouse build
Ing. Eureka county, Nevada, duly certified as
required by law within six weeks from the
date of the first publication of this notice, or
the said claims will thereafter be barred and
cease to be q charge against said estate.
+. NJ. HEITMAN. Administrator.
X. M BEATTY AND PETER BREEN, Attorneys
for administrator
Eureks, Nevada, July 16. 1887. jyl7-6w
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of the Eureka (Nevads) Silver Mining
Company, will be held at the company's Office
In the Town of Eureka. on SATURDAY, the
30th inst, at 80 O'Clock p. N.
By order of the Vice President
JAS. WILSON, Secretary.
Eureka, Nevada, July IS, 1887.
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MELTING for Damages.

CHICAGO, H., Oct, pa Galesburg
IN. special says "rhe attorney repre-
senting the Toledo, Peoria & Western rail
road company was here yesterday, and ar
ranged for paying the following amounts,
as settlement in full, for deaths and in
lures occurring at the Chatsworth wreck
% Knox county people; TO Mrs. W. M:
lrovilio, Abingdon, husband killed, s., 00O}
to Rev. Mr.. Snedskcry Abingdon, death OF
wife, VI, 400; injury TO son, 5000; to ].
H.. Armstrong, Abingdon, loss Of eye, $500;
- Mrs. Sidney Smith, Gaesburg, injury
to back, SLID. The following adjust
ments have been practically agreed upon:
To- Mrs. w. NJ. Collins, husband
killed, $1,000; to Mrs. II. II. Van
Lew, husband killed, $1,000. Mi
nor claims Of Mrs. W. G. Parker
and Mrs. Walter Quicker were settled. An
offer OF $3.50 10 Mrs. G. +. Allen, injured
IN the wreck, was refused. The attorney
in the cases settled here gave drafts that
were promptly honored
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November, -asl6sSss Ne, CLOSING at 81 Ne; De-
csmber, HK@S7 &c, ciSsihg at 35'.c; May,
40Ng4i 1f(g4Oc, closing NJ 401Sc.
Oats-Quict and casiet Fash Al1cg2sse;
October 24lc bid; November, 2iHc; May,
2Sssc. 1lye-No 2, lowefand dull, Soc. Barley
Nothing doing; Wi%6htin 6oc; Mime
sofa 50 a. G C9 Bran-oosG5c. Corn meai-s'rong
iIay-Quiei and unchkneed: timothy, 500
10; prairie, $s50CaII 90 :,
Egps-steady at I5cs Battcr-Quiet, dull
| iGM2lc. BIZ
Provisions - Dull. Pork- Small lots
standard mess, $40 90. blard-S6 zoos 70.
Dry salt mcats--Boxcd shoulders on orders,
-; long clear, 80 90; clear ribs, ~ 20 short
clear, ~. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, VI; long
clear, " G7hCa7 rs; clear ribs 81 6lll clear
RIBS %G7hg7 ~ y; short clear, sos IN.
liams-Quiet at 10IlaY21Sc
Rcccipts-Flour 5000 brls wheat, 5000
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 5000 blu; rye;
none; harley, 5000 bu. shipments
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, II 600 bu; corn,
!p,Oop Dn; oats, 0000 blu; rye 5000, bar-
| ley, none. st - t.f
.CIscISsArI, o., Oct. 2-whisky-Firm;
sales ,2l0 brls finished goods ON basis OF
81 % per gallon. Butter-Strong and higher
at llS29c. Sugar-Firm; hard, 1@l+c; vel.
low, 4H@5Ac. Eggs--Good demand and
stronger, at 17@l7hc. Chccse-Reguiar
| llMi2c.
NEw ORLEANS, Ia, Oct q. Sugar Easier
but not quotably lower. Molasses-cpen
kettle active but lower; choice, 4sc; strictly
prime, 45ce67c; centrifugals frmcr; strictly
prime, 35tg36c. Other articles unchanged.
Kansas Cry, Mo-, Oct 22-Wheat-
Strong; No soft, cash, 81 ~ bid &c asked;
November, Csc bid, o. asked May 75c bid,
75lsc asked. Corn--Steady; No. 2, cash, sS1Sc
bid, 36,1c asked; November, 35Ifc bid, 3Jc
asked; December and year, 35c bid; May,
8skc bid, 3yHc asked. oats-No. 2, 22Hc
bid.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 22.-Cofice-Spot fair
and nominal AZ l0Xc; options fairly active
and irregular, closing firm; sales, 1900
bags; October $40 30; November, $40 S0(g
10 rs; December, $40 05oGi7 05 January,
80 sedl7 ~; February tlo 00al6 90;
March. SIG s5esi0 a5; April, $40 s0@l0 30;
May, $40 70tdi0 rs; June $40 65di6 so;
July, $40 40tdl8 80; August, $40 35gl8 40;
September, $40 80 (lsssG November, $l6
December, sI5 0O@I0 90. sugnr-Quiet and
firmly held; refined quiet; white extra C.
5ssG5Jsc; mold A, 8.iI9c; standard A, 0l4a
5-iGc; powdered, 0sI@6kc. Molnsses-
Quiet and unchanged. Rice-Steady.
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Groceries.

SuG,R-CoiIcc GlI@0ISc, yellow clarified
&c. seconds Gd6l.c; refined A, 0isGIB,sc;
grnnulntcd, 7M7isc; powdered, TIC; cut LOAF,
7I.c, firm; good demand.
RIcK-l.ouisiana, 5Cg6c; Carolina, O@6Ifc;
strong.
C,NDIrs-siicks, all sizes, In boxes, pals
aud barrels, 7l@or; fancy assorted, SjCs4oc;
firm.
Scars ASp C.Npirs-Soap, Scj5Ilc; can
dies, full weight, sAd0c.
CuroE-New York factory, &c; full cream,
i3ai2Ifc; Young American, lac.
CoVFEK-Common, 2Oc; ordinary, 2OlS@
Die; fair, 22Ca22Ifc, prime Rio, &c; choioc 10
fancy, Dlstg2ic; old government, 2tJ32c;
firm.
;.Lr 49, Saginaw, 81 sJsli 20 per barrel;
sacks, fine u S5Cdl a. coarse, 81 iOC1i ~.
pockets. bleachcd 81 IS; mixed, barrels,
$40 80, mixed, 2NM7c.
C,SNsp Goops-Pine apples 81 2561i 80.
Peaches, . pounds. standard, 81 ~; 5 pounds,
standard, 81 -; seconds, 81 6O(di Is. Toma-
toes, pounds, standard, u COAL 10, 3
pounds, standard, 81 25Ctl 10. Strawberries,
81 20 Raspberrics. u D. Blackbcrrios,
Al l3Cdi - Green cages, 81 7StDi NJ. Pears,
81 1902 25 Plums, ~ 05eti rs. Asparagus,
y 5,1tt Is Gwen corn, u 25tai as Green
peas. VI OOal IS. Cove oysters, full weight,
! pound, vial o.. ? pounds, " G5tdi 75
light weight pound. Oga's5c; 2pounds, $40
kaglc. y Is. swiss. - IS salmon, y Is.
Sariines. - ~. mustard sariinss. - Is.
Mackcrcl, 81 ~ herring marksrsl. VI IS.
hoL,ssts- Louisiana, common ~ fair, ia
/ Snc prime 20 choice. t1Eio- syrup. 2Sg
/ co.. centrifugal Cumniau D. lair Eft9rc .
I prime % choice, FlItis fancy, Sogso,
/ hrm; god demand.
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An Ousrer Removed.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 2l.--President A. n.
Klinefelier, Of the Joliet road cart CON-
pany, Joliet was yesterday discharged by
the directors OF the company. They refused
TO give the reason, hut their public notice
reads for cause. The company is said TO be
solvent and has strong backing. II has
been doing an excellent business. The
vice-president was made president. Mr..
Kiinefclter is president Of the Kiinefelter &
Dilman company, manufacturers of corn
planters, and Is also director Of the Lock
stitch fence company. The notice Of his
removal Is signed by J. =. Morrisey, secre-
tary and treasurer Of the Joliet road cart
company.
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0rcsel. / IIlsh,sl l.Ia-c.t / t-le.c.l.

Cash quotations wcrc ~ follows:
Flour-ln fair demand aud steady nj o. ~
Ga ~ Tor winter, and u 1904 ~ for spring
wheat
No 2 spring wheat, 7o,E@7OHc; No. ,
spring wheat, Gtc. No. ? red, ~ isOd72c; No
2 corn, lOisc bid; No. 2 oats 2jt.m2hl.c.
No. > rye, SOC. No. charley 1Od5lc: No.
tiaxSccd, ~ OsA, prime timothy seed. s. ~.
Mess pork, per bril-, siS. lard. per leo lbs,
81 ~, short rib sides, loosc, o. a.; dry salicd
shoulders boxed, ~ ONd5 ~, short clear
sides, boxed ~ G,fa7 90.
Receipts Flour, iGWObrls wheat, T0,OO
hu.; corn, 10000 hu.; oats, iU2 40 bu.; rye,
1900 bu., harley. Gl,oo bu.
shipments Flour, 23,DO brls wheat, $50. 4.
Go bu., corn, $500 bu.; cats, $4,000 bu;
rye, 5000 hu. barley, i3,Oo0 bu.
On the Produce exchange today the hut.
ter market was dull aud stock largr. cream.
cry lsa95c; dairy, iG@2lc. En,s firm at
lsdl3hc.
The Droycrs' Journal reports Cattlc-Re.
ccipts, 20po shipments, not reported. The
market was steady shipping steers, g. Goa
4 ~. stockcr aud feeders, 81 5b6t3 IN, COWS,
bulls and mixed u 25Cf2 ~. Texas cattle,
~ IJCJ2 IS western rangers, " i0Cd3 ~.
llor- Receipts, 1900, shipments, 500
Market stronger closing weak; mixed, " 20
ga Oo heavy, ~ Jocft ~, light, % 1904 50,
eA'Psf " =" sh'.P -W',lpui @N'i sup
mcnts, none. Market steady; natives, " -
tt3 ~, western, t5cyJ 80 Texans, 81 COOS %,
lambs, tiCt5 ~.
ST. Loris, Oct 2-flour-Quiet and
/ steady, Xxx, e. lO0t2 -; xxx, g. 3Op12 ~.
lamily, y S0Ct2 rs. choice, g. SDCI3. fancy,
| ~ JOgc3 a., extra fancy, 81 50ta3 20, patents.
" 1904 Wheat market washrm at
| opening and l.tNc higher Cables were
strong but gradually became weaker. The
| prices declined NGlfc later on estimates of
| l,Vn,O0 bushels increase IN visible ann De.
clines elsewhere, but clu~cd stcadicr nc about
Yesterdays quotations. No. , rn'l, cash, a \
sg,2'sg ociohcr'i lsd1i.c closing at u &c
nldi November, 7lisc December. 12ACd
.S.c, rlu,ing at i29.(t72isc, May, 1850
10, closing at 1O5sa5Osc.
Corn Firm and 20 hctter; cash, 3g.C6
'o'ic, October 9oJsc, closing at so,lc bad.
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Feesistums.

HAy-Choicc from store, S5td0Qc; car load
from lcyee or depot, SiI6tl7 90; prime, store,
S0gs5c; car load from levcc or depot, si46p
10; Prniric- from store, coc; cur load from
leyee or depot, ~. So. ,.... 49,,
BnAs-from store, sc; from levcc or de-
pot, Sl5@l6.
CorS--Prom storr, white, 55c; mixed, 63c
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk, 4oN; In
SKIS, be- mixed, IN bulk, 4sc; In SKIS, 52c.
OsTs-From store, white 8c, mixed, S3c;
from levee Ut depot. Wilhelm bulk, S2c; in
SKIS, Sac, mixed, In bulk Pc; In SKIS, Gle.
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Catarrh to CONSUMPTION.

CatArrh IN its destructive force stands next 10 and
undoubtedly leads on 10 consumption. II IL there.
fore singular that those afflicted with this fearful
disease should not make IL the object Of their lives
W nd themselves Of II. Deceptive remedies con.
coctcd by Ignorant prctcndcn 60 medical knowl.
edge have weakened the confidence ot the great
majority of sufferers IN sll advertised remedies.
They become rsiRned 10 life Of misery nther
than torture themselves with doubtful pallintiycs
but this will never do. Catauh must be met nj
every stage and combatied with all our might In
many cases the disease has heumed dangerous
symptoms. The bones and cartilage ~ the nose.
the organs 81 hearing OF sscing and OF tasting ~
afected IA 10 he useless, the uvula 10 elongnted
the throat - Unnamed and ifritaied NJ 10 produce
constant and distressing cough.
SANFoRDs RADICAL Cum meets every phase OF
Catarrh. from simple head cold 10 the most loath.
somc and destructive Stages. II u local and consti
tutional. Instant In relieving, permanent In cur
ing, safe, economical and never failing.
Each package contains one bottle Of the RADICAL
CunH one boa CATARRHAL SOLVENT, aud an IN.
PROVED lsuALHn. with treatise. price, u. PorTEk
DRug a CHEMICAL Co, BosroN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Nnw YopK, Oct. 22.--Moncy ON call easy
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper, Cos
and unchanged.
Government bonds were dun and steady.
State bonds we're duh and without feature.
The stock market today WIS dull and
tame almost from the opening TO the close.
There were few orders 10 buy, and the opera-
tors for decline were not inclined 10 trade
TO much greater extent, Thc.trapsactious
therefore, were left 10 the traders almost en-
tircly.
Railroad bonds were dull. Sales. S3si, 600.
Prices were generally firm and closing fig
ures in most eases show fractional advances.
The total sales Of stocks today were 10, 7G1
shares Closing auotntiOns:
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General News.


DU-iSEs fair.
CLs,R and cold.
P,cEErs behind time.
RIvER falling slowly.
OSE boat leaving today.
THE Gayoso leaves here tomorrow evening
for Tpionyille.
THE City Of Cairo IL the Anchor line packet
leaving here this morning for Vicksburg.
THE city Of vicksburg Il the Anchor line
packet leaving here tomorrow evening for
81 Louis.
TnE new steamer Eugene Is expected 10 mr..
rive here In time 10 leave Tuesday evening
Tor Arkansas river.
TITS James Ice aud Coahoma are the lee
line packets leaving here tomorrow for the
lower and upper coasts.
THE Dacotah leaves here tomorrow even.
inr for Cairo aud st. Louis. Capt r. W.
Lightburnc IL her agent
Tur City Of Providence, from vicksburr.
passed 10 ~. Louis yesterday morning She
put of here 2s0 bales of cotton and l2l sacks
Of cotton seed.
lIuNrR Hen jenkins, the we'll known
steamboat agent " 81 Louis, will be here to
morrow a. look after the interests of the
steamers Wyoming and Dacotah.
Tnr Henry Lourcy, en- ruutc from New
Orleans to ~. Louis and towing sin hargrs
arrived below Presidents island bar ycstcr.
day at noon. She found the channel too
narrow TO paS with the full tow, and double
ihppcd IN the afternoon 20 this port, leaving
during the night for 81 Louis.
TuE Kate Adams got Of the har AZ West
over Friday night and arrived here ycstcr.
day morning with 90 bales NJ cotton, ~
bags Of seed cotton aud ~ sacks of cotton
seed She left again last night hut will only
90 ~ far a. Concordia In orlcr Ia return here
In time TO leave Monday cycning-her rcg.
ular day.
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Provisions.

lIoo PRopucrs-Quiet; mess pork, si5;
sugar cured hams, lix@iiAc; breakfast
bacon, NC; clear sides bacon, sisc clear
rib sides, bacon. $50: long clear bacon,
slsc; bacon shoulders csc; bulk pork, clear
sides, Sc clear rib sides, 7l1@7skc; long clear
Tlsc, shoulders, sac; strips, none.
LsRD-ficres, Ok67c; half brls., 1k6D
nc; kgs., T,.@1Nc; choice kettle, shasstci
quiet.
Pos Frlr-Barcls, 81 30; half barrels,
" 20; kegs, 81 10.
FISH nckcrcl, half barrels, No. !, " 10;
No. ., 81 10 No. s. s. 20; lob kit, No. I,
81 u, No 2 81 10; No. ,, 81 oS Dry herring,
lnmilN. 2ic per boy.
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AboTr low
MnlcE ChAnr,..
STATIONS


For sprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps,
Inflammation. swelling, cuts, burns etc. In
man, and spiint, ringoonc, vindrnll, Cpl.
Iootic. scratches. etc, IN hor.cs, l,anr,im
l,nnt Imminent IL sure cutc. The Ming Of
Linlmcnts" Il the universal ,cnict Never
fails Ia cure any ailmcnt That cin Ne reached
by an external mcdical application. 20
cents per bottle. for saic at Holsters drug
store, Ne. 2Si Main street
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Cote. seed Products.

ruisE CEtpF Oii--Jnc; OF crude, none
prime summer yellow, S5Cs3Tc, OF summer
yellow, aSc. choice cooking summer yellow,
Ths0C. miners summer yellow, S'@toc
prime cotton seed meal, go 6oaiO car load
lots. less than car load. go 500ti1.
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Nom II me Time

To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous
affections, and all diseases peculiar TO females.
Rcnovates and inyigorates the system.
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville Tenn. 81 90 per bottle Sold nj
Holsters drug store, M Main street.
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INTERIoR MovEMrNr ocr. 22. lSS7.
PLANTATION MoyrurN
WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY

The New York Financial Chronicle Of oc-
tober - gives the following figures Total
visible supply, 2,os7, 3G7 bales, against ,0s5, =
ISL in 1885 These figures indicate an in
crease Of cotton in sight OF 40i ,SiG bales ms
compared with the saanc date In 1896 and
an increase Of S0l 2s4 bales AZ compared with
same date In lSS5
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Hoos-cboios, DC; good, tx@sc; common,
tI.Cpslfc.
snrrr - Choice, s,ic medium. 9CgSoN
common, tiGil 60
L.sns-Good 10 choice, 1906; common,
GAS C.rrl.-chOIce, sN@sNe, good,
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New YorL Drv t,oou. u.rLe,

NEw YoRK. Oct. 22.LThe market for dry
goods was without change in the character Of
demand and movementof scasonablc fabrics.
The business for the week foots up very
handsome total for this period Of the season.
For cotton grades strong undcrtone was
more apparent, and, in q quiet way, many
engagements were being placed for spring.
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u...ss.is s.ppiie..

ArrLp-kentucky ,toss t2Gs3 Is PER brl I.
dried apples. g. b. g. Tsr POUND from
storc. Dfisl Iearhes - a. :. from st0re.
NTUtr,hiTs -- Oniau. o. pr brl. Cab
haze Northern. tldlO pr 100. knut-
--barrcls sssioi half brl', " 2s1s5. Garlic,
PIcrLr-Bau,l,. " sol. half brl,, y
Eaos-Quict At iG1ai7c.
fHuu-Omnr,>. ~ 80 per boI, ~ ioct7
per brl; lemons. fyat per oor. Bananas,
81 5O6t2 ~ per bunch
NurH-Iocoanuts, a. per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, a.. Tennessee farmers stock, attic;
wasted, &c higher; shclle,, To-. rrcans-
Trsas, 7dloc.
R,isiss--londo layers 81; layers, o. %
California, o. rs.
PurAtoTs- Firm, selling At Sic@si ~ per
bu, g. ,0@a 20 per hrl sweet potatoes = -
per hrl.
Crpm-Ncw York, o. 80 per brl and o. %
per half hrl.
RurIm -luitcrinc, Halls; creamery,
2i@n; dairy, iS@2Sc country butter,
iJtt91r.
rouLrrN-Chickcns scarce, spring 81 5OCt
~ old hcus, ~ Shsg3. turkeys, Ss61l2
GANr-Quail, Al ~ per dozen. squirrels,
VI ~ per- dorm. Ncnisun-W Whole deer, ipsc
saddles, i0c.
NiSru.R-Pcr gallon iotai5c.
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stage ef the Rivers.

Orfiri,L SIGNAL srHvicr U.sA,l
NNNrufs, Ociolsrf y, D. m.
The following observations arr taken At all ia.
tiOns named at ~, meridian time, which u one
hour later than Memphis time
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OIL aud Turpentine.

wrLxSGroS, Del, Oct. 22.-Turpcntine-
Firm; Ne. t,..u
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 22.--Petrolcum-
Firm; $. w., li0o, ne.
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2xSss,ze; fair 10 medium, 2xtg234c: seal
lawags, ih@2c,; feeders, light, iA@2c;
heavy, oLlD2lSc.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Movement. as the u.syee.

Arrivals-City Of Providence, Vick,burg;
Henry lourcy. New Orleans Jane. Lee,
friars Point; Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Alberta, White river.
Departurcs-City 81 Providence, ST. Louis;
Henry Lourey, 81 Louis; James lee, friars
Point; Kate Adams, Concordia; Alberta,
White river
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rIENAIoR Krronrs.
COTTON MARKETS.


The local cotton market OPENED hIm AMI
r'os't steady hiddinF' ~ s"'s, @"onn''A
me'pu'nE W. Iasl evening o' "h''h I'p 10
sfl"''''s "hu E''"p 'osin"h'fs' "'e'PN, "o'
bales shipments a"o bales hock on hand'
soiov na'es' r'''pN % ua'e' ih'N' bales;
-hnsi''nth's nv nn'tTo'oe' oal'S
-xcnANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal good ordinary. ~;
low middlinr, sac; middling, n; good
middlinF, 9,.ci middling fair, o.sc fair. nom.
inal
DAILY '"IIoN rIA'hhhN!'
s"'s Sep""oc' y so, ",',' '"I'"-
NV ~, u,s 49, -.r' uA'' ." 'a
,s' 49,, .V,e ""', i@aS' !" u
~, " ~ w. .,. w. u w.
70 :" - !" ~, ."S, ~ :" a W
~ ", ~" - y. y J. " w. 'l2' N ~
o. ~ " ~ w. '"'''S' ''''V' ""s""''
~" CO. .,
h'po'S-'nu' :" ,ns wees S'' "a'..
.% ,a' ,a'' "'.s' ,'V,' 's" l"'", W
~ ~ ~, : ~ |" u, No. T.. y
", ."E, - v. = W w. w. i'"'i
'"' ~ w. J. w. H. ~
. Wv ,o"h'
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Thus: . 90 means 4ss-s4d; and OF means

:, MlP.m.; October, s l5d, sellers; October
November, SID, sellers; November ecc.l-
per, lod; buyers; observation-disclosures Iod.
buyers; January-February,. 8 l0d buyers
feor1ary.March, I'D, buyers; March
Apri,, 0 iyd' buyers April-May, i5d, buy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
miscellaneous.


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snor-Drop, o. Is; buck, 81 CO.
INAn-bc.
NuIs-lron, o. 1902 ~. steel. g. aSCtl a.
ruwprR-KcgS o., half key, " -, quar-.
ter kcgs. 81 ~.
Ton,oo-Common, 25C,3jc; other grades,
A,CrSSc.
sNrrr-Garrcits, so -. Ralphs so -.
railroad ~ -; Gail n Az, g.
Coat Ou,-Primc white, wholesale lots 10.
per gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd $50
lsc. clear grease wool, 23ta2Gc, bury washed,
2JGtJnc tub washed, aJCu3c.
WHsgY-Straight kentucky Bourbon,
MARY land aud Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES.
according Ia nge aud make, common whisky
gkCaSi ~, according 10 proof
HiDrs-Dry flint, No. !, lic; No. 2, l0'sc,
dry salicd, sCiilc, green salted, No. !, re
No. ?, b,Sc, green, 5s0ci sheepskins, lAceti
BIIswAN-2lc.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
EXCHANGE.

New York and cities north and east, on
demand, 81 discount buying, par selling;
New York and principal cities north aud
east, three days grace, 81 discount buying,
par selling; New Orleans, 81 discount buying,
par selling.
Thu local cotton market closed steady, with
sales $500 bales Spots arc quiet 'at New
Orleans with futures declined to points.
Liverpool spots art unchanged; futures of
point The New York market closed dull;
futures declined 10 3 points
e. L. Green 4 Co. say Considering. the
liberal movement Of the preceding session.
the contract market for cotton was very dull
even for Saturday. Thrc To 4 points were
lost; at the close was dull" .
No changes are TO be noted In the general
fOccry market Business Is increasing la
all branches, ~ is clearly indicated In the
volume Of clcarings for the week, IL being
some $4,000 over the volume last week, aud
$4,000 over the corresponding week Of last
year. Brcadstuiis aud fccdstuiIs have been
active. The produce market has ruled quiet
and lower during the week. owing Ia heavy
arrivals.
IMPORTS.
Five hundred and fifty brls apples, $50 sis
bran, 30 rolls hagRinR 80 pkg bacon, $40
pkgs boots and shoes, 500 hu corn 80
pkgs cheese, $50 SIS coffee, $500 SKIS cotton
seed, ~ ears cotton seed go bdls cotton
ties, i25 brls cement, ~ pkgs dry goods
a. pkgs cFFs $50 brls flour, 800 bales hay,
OOpkrs hats ~ head hog. ~ head cattle, ~
head horses and mules 80 pkgs lard. 1900
fccil lumber, - pkfs liquors, 30 brls lime. $50
brls meal, ~ brls molfsscs 2l5 kegs nail,,
NO hu oaus, a1 brls potatoes, 20 brls pork
" car pork sides, 80 pkg rice, go brls NJ.
gar B2 pkg t0bacco, !. 2OO bu wheat
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount II grain
received, withdrawn and IN storc by regular
elevators, ~ reported 10 the Merchants ct.
change to-day: Wheat IN storc, 2S,5ii bu.
Corn received, i,g2 bu; withdrawn, 7s6 bu;
In store. Dsi hu. Oats received, b,Oi7 IN;
Withdrawn, h,.glS bu, In store, VI, 7hn bu.